About the Author:
J. LARRY STEVENS, a partner in the international accounting firm, PwC (retired), is Executive-in-Residence and Visiting Professor at Kennesaw State University's Coles College of Business where, as a member of the School of Accountancy faculty, he teaches courses in mergers and acquisitions and accounting. He is also founder and Co-Director of the Coles College M&A Academy, which provides executive education in mergers and acquisitions. Mr. Stevens lives in Marietta, Georgia, with his wife Lynn Stevens, a practicing attorney. He is currently working on his next book, Curiosity Killed the Cat and Other Myths: The Aspiring Leader s Playbook for Building Entrepreneurial Spirit.
Review:
This book stands above all the others written on the topic of support networks in business and personal endeavors; a true 'how to' guide for optimizing competitive advantage through relationships. The many thoughts and anecdotes served to reinforce so many things I have learned from my own experiences, while giving me the gift of others that will now become part of my repertoire. --Dr. Michael S. Salvador, Ph.D., Director, Execuitve Education Programs, Kennesaw State University & Partner, Ernst & Young (Retired)
This book is truly wonderful. I wish I had had it 40 years ago. Trust, value and chemistry are the keys to success in all relationships. Every young professional should read it, but it should also be required reading for those who have been around a while. So much has changed in communication and this book is totally up to date. It is an easy to read informative book on making profitable relationships in business and in life. It is told with humor and true life examples. It will help all of us better at developing business and at life. As I read, I thought; Why did I not think of that? --Adele Grubbs, Georgia Superior Court Judge
This book is amazing. Larry writes in a narrative conversational way that makes this book an easy read. He talks about the business relationship in great depth, but yet concise. A must read. --Michael J. Coles, Great American Cookie Company, founder & former CEO
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